Address
Charlotte PlaceSouthampton
Hampshire
SO14 0TB
Tel: +44 (0)23 80371111
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The modern 12 storey hotel is the largest in Southampton and the central location makes it convenient for the city centre, harbour and there is quick access to major roads. The hotel offers good value accommodation and facilities and is located close by to the main Southampton Central rail station.
The hotel offers a range of facilities for business meetings and events and making the hotel suitable for both business and leisure guests.
Local transport links in the area include Southampton Central train station located less than one mile away, with access to regular services across Hampshire, the surrounding areas and London. There is access to local bus and major roads.
Visitors can expect a warm welcome and good levels of service at the hotel. The hotel is located in Southampton where visitors can find easy access to local amenities. Southampton offers visitors with a choice of shops, cafes, restaurants and entertainment venues. The closest train stations are located at Southampton Central, St Denys and Bitterne.
Facilities
There are a total of 270 en-suite guest bedrooms; guests can choose from double and triple rooms, there are also rooms with disabled access available. The rooms offer a good standard of accommodation, room facilities include air conditioning, television with satellite channels, toiletries, hairdryer and tea and coffee making facilities.
There is Wi-Fi internet access available (chargeable). There are off site private car parking facilities available, the cost is approx £6 per day.
The hotel has 10 meeting rooms suitable for business meetings, events and small conferences.
Dining
Guests can choose from a full English breakfast or a Continental breakfast with a choice of breads, pastries, preserves, cereals, yogurts, fruits, juices and hot and cold drinks.
The Bar offers a range of drinks and light snacks, there is a laid back, relaxed atmosphere here making it ideal to relax and catch up with family and friends. There are a range of drinks available from soft drinks to a range of beers, wines and spirits.
The II Barista Coffee Bar is open all day and serves a range of speciality teas and coffees. In addition there are a range of tempting pastries to choose from. It is a great place to relax and read the paper or get a refreshing drink before going out.
The restaurant serves a variety of British and International cuisine with a range of meat fish and vegetable dishes to choose from, there are options for vegetarians. There are light bites along with a range of classic favourites, modern dishes and a tempting dessert menu. There is a good wine list available to help find the prefect accompaniment to your meal.
Local Attractions
The hotel is conveniently located for exploring Hampshire’s Attractions and local places of interest.
The hotel is situated in Southampton town centre in Hampshire offering visitors a convenient central location from which to see the various sights and attractions in the county. Hampshire offers visitors history and culture, coastline, market towns and cities with character and plenty of unspoilt English countryside making it an attractive location to enjoy a short break or holiday.
There are a number of local attractions and places of interest close by to the hotel, the city centre location means there are a variety of shopping and entertainment facilities located close by. The WestQuay Southampton Shopping Centre is located walking distance away and offers a wide range of over 90 shops and a range of cafes and restaurants. Other local attractions include the City Art Gallery and the Mayflower Theatre.
The city is also known for its markets, one of the best known are the Bargate Markets located walking distance from the hotel close to the Bargate Monument in the city. There are over 50 stalls offering fruit and vegetables, cheeses, fair-trade items and gifts.
The hotel is well located for quick and easy access to the ferry terminals making a trip to the nearby Isle of Wight convenient. The Isle of Wight offers visitors fine beaches and a range of entertainment for the whole family making it ideal for a day trip or a short break.
Southampton is the largest city in the county of Hampshire. The city has been famous as a naval and trading port; there are a number of some medieval buildings still remaining in the city, including parts of the city wall and the 14th century Bar Gate.
Southampton offers some impressive art galleries including the City Art Gallery that includes over 3,500 works of art ranging over six centuries including the renaissance and includes the main collection of 20th century British Art that has become internationally acclaimed.
The Museum of Archaeology boasts one of the finest collections of archaeology collections in the UK and traces the history of the city back to Roman times up to the empire age under Queen Victoria. There are fine collections from historical settlements, jewellery, coins and ceramics tracking back the rich history of the city.
The New forest is located approx 10 miles away, attracts millions of visitors each year. The landscape provides a haven for picnickers, walkers, cyclists, horse riders and much more. There is also a varied range of wildlife here on show; these can be seen at the New Forest Reptile Centre, which offers a number of woodland trails. The New Forest Museum & Visitor Centre located Lyndhurst provides a good base from exploring the New Forest.
Beaulieu is located in the south eastern tip of the New Forest and is among the most popular day attractions in the UK. There are a range of attractions to explore including the historic house with a range of fine collections & memorabilia, the National Motor Museum with an exhibition of over 250 vehicles and there is the Abbey and Gardens.
The town of Winchester is located approx 13 miles from the hotel; attractions here include the impressive Winchester Cathedral among the largest cathedrals in the UK. The history of the cathedral dates back to the 7th century, there are audio and guided tours available for visitors to learn more about the fascinating historical cathedral.
Winchester Castle is located 13 miles from the hotel in Winchester town centre, the historic castle dates back to the 11th century and includes The Great Hall, The Round Table and Queen Eleanor's Garden. The Great Hall is regarded as an outstanding example of 13th century architecture. The Round Table has for centuries been associated with the mysterious King Arthur. Queen Eleanor’s Garden is located next to the Great Hall and includes turf seats, a fountain and a number of flowers and herbs that were originally around at the time.
Winchester is a town that can be explored well by foot, there are many small side streets in the town with a range of small shops specialising in clothes, arts and crafts and delicatessens along with a traditional tea rooms, pubs, restaurants and galleries.
The town of Basingstoke is located approx 32 miles from the hotel, the Festival Place Shopping Centre has over 160 shops and outlets with a choice of cafes and restaurants and a cinema offering a wide range of shopping and leisure facilities.
Other attractions in Basingstoke include the Willis Museum is located in the town centre and documents the rich history of the town from its origins up to the present day. Milestones Museum recreates a living museum recreating life in Hampshire from Victorian times up to the 1930s, there are a network of streets recreating the way life was back then with a team of knowledgeable costumed interpreters.
Winchester City Mill is located in the town centre; the mill was built in the 18th century and offers a rare example of an urban working corn mill. Visitors can see mill close up and see audio visual displays, demonstrations of flour milling and take part in activities offering a fun outing for the whole family.
Marwell Wildlife is located approx 7 miles from Winchester; at the wildlife park visitors can see a wide array of animals from around the world including monkeys, buffalos, giraffes, penguins and many more. Set in 140 acres of scenic countryside, there are over 250 species of animals for visitors to see. Marwell plays a leading role in wildlife conservation and offers a fun educational day out for the whole family.
Portsmouth is another of the major centres in the county and is home to the Royal Naval Museum at the dockyard. There are a number of historic vassals on display and is a must for any maritime enthusiast. The Blue Reef Aquarium in Portsmouth is a popular attraction offering a fun day out for the whole family. There are over 40 displays of marine life from around the world; there is a huge ocean tank and an underwater tunnel where visitors can see the trilling and spectacular displays of sea life including a huge range of fish, otters and frogs.
Hurst Castle is located at the entrance to the Solent in Hampshire; the castle was built back in the 16th century under the reign of Henry VIII as a coastal fortress. The castle was built to defend the western approach to the Solent and played a part in the Napoleonic wars and in World War II. Two of the guns installed in the 1870’s can be viewed in their casemates. Visitors to the site can view the public exhibitions and exhibits and there is a cafe for refreshments.
Braxton Herb & Rose Garden is located in Milford on Sea on the Hampshire coast, the gardens are surrounded by 200 acres of farmland, the walled garden was originally planted as a herb garden and over the years the planting has increased to include some unusual garden perennials.
The Walled Cottage Garden features a Knot Garden of Germander and Cotton Lavender. The Rose garden includes almost 100 different varieties including the Eglantine Rose. There is also a lily pool and visitors can enjoy a relaxing stroll through the gardens and enjoy some tea on the lawns, a quintessentially English experience especially in the summer months.
The Sir Harold Hiller Gardens are located in Romsey in Hampshire, located in 180 acres with over 42,000 plants from all over the world. Visitors can see the gardens throughout the year and see the changes in the plants as the seasons change. The gardens have summer tea rooms and a restaurant along with events and exhibitions throughout the year.
Jane Austen's House Museum is located in the village of Chawton 28 miles from the hotel, contains a number of mementoes recording her life and writings. The house is where the famous author wrote some of her most famous novels such as Pride & Prejudice. She spent the majority of her life in Hampshire finding inspiration in the county, when writing her works she drew inspiration from friends, social occasions and places all over Hampshire, making Hampshire Jane Austin's County.
The Royal Navy Submarine Museum is located in Gosport, Hampshire. Visitors can go onboard the World War II submarine, the HMS Alliance and hear stories about living in a submarine. Other attractions include the first submarine of the Royal Navy the Hollond 1, which is over a century old. There are history galleries outlining the heroic feats of the Victoria Cross submariners. There is a replica of the Drebbel, built in the 17th century and regarded as the world’s first practical submarine. There are snacks and drinks available at the coffee shop that overlooks Portsmouth Harbour.
Mottisfont is an impressive historic house and estate located close to Romsey in Hampshire. The estate is under the care of the National Trust, the house here was formerly a medieval monastery. Mottisfont Abbey forms the corner piece of the estate and is located in beautiful grounds. There is plenty of history for visitors to explore here including the remains of the 13th century Augustinian priory. The estate is where visitors can find the National Collection of Old-Fashioned Roses which bloom in June only attracting many visitors
Poultons Park is an adventure theme park located close to the New Forest in Hampshire. There are over 50 different rides and attractions here offering a fun filled day out the family can enjoy. There are a range of things to see and do here ranging from both thrilling and more gentle rides to museums, animated shows plays areas for children and fun activities in the gardens. There are a variety of places serving food and drinks with a range of snacks and hot and cold meals available.
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Transport Links
Closest Train Stations:
Southampton Central: 0.7 Miles
St Denys: 1.1 Miles
Bitterne: 1.7 Miles
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The closest airport is Southampton Airport located 4 miles away by road via the A335. Bournemouth Airport is located 28 miles away via the A31 & A331.
Southampton Airport: 4 Miles
Bournemouth Airport: 28 Miles
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